Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is one of the best ways to keep you safe and protected online.
On this page, you’ll find the resources you need to teach yourself and others about MFA, how it works and why it’s important to turn it on whenever you can.
We are helping Victorians improve their cyber security and protect themselves online. Using MFA is an ideal way to stay safe online because:
- it adds an extra layer of protection to keep you safe online, just like locking a door with two locks instead of one
- once set up, it’s quick and easy to use and deters cybercriminals
- it should be used on all your important accounts – email, banking and any online accounts or apps that hold personal information.
For more detail refer to our multi-factor authentication(opens in a new window) information page.
Share the message
Please share this message to help Victorians understand what MFA is and how it can help protect against cyber attacks.
How to use this content
We've put together a digital-ready content toolkit for you. Download, customise and share with your networks across Victoria. The materials are easy to adapt for your audience and platforms.
Newsletter/email content
Suggested shell content for use in newsletters or emails.
Social media static and animated assets
Social media tiles can be used in posts to create awareness of MFA.
Follow us and share our posts
Tag us and use the hashtag #StaySafeOnline
Video assets
These videos that can be downloaded or embedded across your website, emails and social media channels:
A3 posters and A4 flyers
Download:
Stakeholder kit
The stakeholder kit aims to encourage Victorians to activate multi-factor authentication (MFA). It includes a variety of adaptable content formats suitable for different communication channels, ensuring we effectively engage a wide audience across Victoria. Information about the MFA content series:
- newsletter content
- email content
- social media materials
- videos
- A3 printable posters
- A4 printable flyers.
MFA content
Your feedback will help improve our future communication about MFA. If you prefer to share any data, feedback and analytics relating to this content, email us at communications@dgs.vic.gov.au(opens in a new window).
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